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T Pascal

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[Radio-anatomy of the paranasal sinuses].

UNLABELLED: The imaging anatomy of the paranasal sinuses presents some complexity. The paranasal sinuses develop within facial and cranial bones. They communicate with one another and with the nasal cavity. Knowledge of normal anatomy is mandatory for accurate diagnosis of sinonasal pathology. The most frequent anatomical variants should be identified to decrease surgical risks. CT is the main imaging modality for the evaluation of sinonasal pathology. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: to review the normal sinonasal anatomy and its frequent anatomical variants at CT imaging.

Facial Bones↗

[Radiologic imaging of chronic sinusitis in the adult].

The diagnosis of chronic sinusitis is based on clinical presentation, nasal endoscopy and CT scan. As a matter of fact, the CT scan of the paranasal sinuses is absolutely necessary to characterise the lesions, to visualise anatomic variations which are risk factors for the endoscopic surgery and to follow up treated and/or operated patients with recurrent symptoms. Nowadays, plain films of paranasal sinuses do not have any indication. MR Imaging may be indicated in selected cases of complicated sinusitis and of pseudotumors associated to sinusitis.

Adult↗